Azure ContinuousDelivery dotnet REST API Versioning with Swagger, Azure API Management Services and ASP.NET Core - A Frictionless DevOps Flow In the second and last part of this series, I'll talk about a frictionless developer experience for versioning .NET APIs and automatically publishing those versions to Azure API Management Services.
Azure ContinuousDelivery dotnet REST API Versioning with Swagger, Azure API Manager and ASP.NET Core - An Introduction API versioning has no “right way” and I am fairly convinced that API evolution is usually a better option for both API authors and clients of those APIs. Evolving APIs smoothly without breaking
Angular Docker Travis CI Azure Continuous Deployment with Angular CLI, Docker, Travis CI and Azure These days when I start writing code for a new project, I feel a sense of urgency to create an end to end development workflow as soon as possible. I love the phrase
CircleCi ContinuousDelivery NodeJS AWS DynamoDb Continuous Deployment with Node.js, DynamoDB, AWS Elastic Beanstalk and CircleCI In this post, I'm taking a deep dive into setting up a continuous delivery pipeline using CircleCI.
architecture testing CI Setting up Continuous Delivery for a Node.js REST API - Part 2 A few months back I decided to convert my hobby project - Hackathon Planner API - from pure Javascript to TypeScript. This time I sat down to build an Automated Test Suite and a Continuous Delivery pipeline around it.
architecture testing CI Setting up Continuous Delivery for a Node.js REST API - Part 1 A few months back I decided to convert my hobby project - Hackathon Planner API - from pure Javascript to TypeScript. This time I sat down to build an Automated Test Suite and a Continuous Delivery pipeline around it.
typescript NodeJS ExpressJS 5 Quirks of Converting a Node.js Express API to TypeScript TypeScript language and the tooling around it can help all sizeable javascript projects to become more maintainable.
NodeJS HyperDev Nfield Creating an online quiz game using Node.js, Hyperdev, PlayStation Buzz controllers, Raspberry PI and Nfield I've been writing about hackathons and the planner application I've been busy with for a while now. The news is that Hackathon Planner is live and used during the last hackathon event on
Conferences NDC After NDC Oslo 2016 In my previous post I'd talked about my plans in NDC Oslo, including all the sessions and the 2-day workshop I was planning to attend. It's been a great experience. I came back
Conferences NDC NDC Oslo 2016 It's time for NDC Oslo again - happening between 6-10 June 2016. I'm excited to be going there once again this year. First two days I'll be taking a workshop on the topic
Hackathon Aurelia Javascript UX Implementing an App Walkthrough I think most professionals who design product interfaces (both physical or software interfaces) will agree that simplicity and discoverability of an interface is a big winning factor. Simple and discoverable interfaces are usually
Hackathon Aurelia Javascript AWS Hackathon Planner & My experience with Aurelia so far ~2 months ago I wrote about Hackathon Planner and hustled the idea as a candidate project for the next hackathon at NIPO Software. Then the hackathon day arrived. We formed a team of
Hackathon Aurelia NodeJS Hackathon Planner for { NIPO Software } I learn best by practicing. When I only read (i.e no practicing, no note taking), I almost completely forget what I learned after a month or two. I think most people are
Psychology Flow Happiness Flow and Happiness Every now and then I read about rich people talking about the correlation between money, happiness and self fulfillment. More often than not, it's the lack of correlation that they talk about. There's
Workshop DevIntersection architecture Zen of Architecture I was at DevIntersection Conference in Phoenix around mid May 2015. Apart from the regular conference schedule, I took a few interesting workshops one of which was "Zen of Architecture" by
Conferences DevIntersection & AngleBrackets in Phoenix It's conference season again! Developers from NIPO Software were in Build 2014 and NDC Oslo 2014 last year. This year we'll be at NDC Oslo again but this time I myself will be
dotnet disposition Notes on Finalization and Disposition in .NET Have you ever thought why disposition pattern is designed the way it is? I hadn't. Sometimes we learn things along the way and never question its basics or roots again. We do it
MarketResearch Kiwi Demo Kiwi - Updates & First demo It's been more than a month since I first wrote about Kiwi. In that post I had a "demo" section where I wrote: I was planning to create a screencast to
Startup MarketResearch Kiwi Building Kiwi I think it was sometime around February 2014 when Deniz Orsel, my colleague from NIPO Software, came to me and said "I need you to build something...". Later it became apparent
Redis architecture Playing around with Redis & SignalR A good friend of mine contacted me a couple of weeks ago and asked if I would accept a freelancing project. Around research and prototyping. Possibly leading to a new architecture for their
Conferences NDC After NDC Oslo 2014 It's over. I'm back in Amsterdam after an awesome week in Oslo. Great sessions, lots of smart people, delicious food and very good coffee. Inspirations everywhere. I didn't know Norwegians were this much
Conferences NDC NDC Oslo 2014 Yes! It's happening. We will be at NDC Oslo 2014 with 3 developers from NIPO Software. Bjorn Coltof, Serif Ozcan and I are going to be there between 2-6th of June. We'll be
Azure architecture Disaster Recovery on Azure UPDATE: Things keep changing & improving really FAST on Azure. This post may not reflect the latest capabilities in terms of Disaster Recovery for Azure Applications. Make sure to read the subject on
Nuget Nfield A simple Nfield.SDK app In a previous blog post I covered the step by step process of publishing Nfield.SDK to NuGet. After publishing Nfield.SDK, a natural follow up is to create a simple app that
Nuget Nfield dotnet Publishing Nfield.SDK to NuGet A couple of days ago I published Nfield.SDK to NuGet. In this blog post I want to describe the steps that are involved. Obviously this process will equally apply to publishing / consuming
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